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In our reading this week, there is an emphasis on how the Electronic Literature Organization is working to preserve online narratives that somehow become out of date. Here is a huge reason why that is so important. As we move toward a dependence on mobile technology, Flash is officially out.

A number of companies are working together to create mobile web standards. Standardization is becoming an important issue as many of us (myself included) increasingly access the web through our smart phones.

This article explains how location-based mobile applications can collaborate with marketing teams to provide location-specific advertisements for users.

Furthering the potential of mobile applications.

Mozilla is jumping into the ring with a mobile OS platform. Still in development, but this is the main page for info about the new platform

How mobile applications are extending the power of the net.

Keeping track of passwords is definitely a hassle for most of us, so a service that groups all of them didn't seem far off. It will be interesting to see how this develops, and if it will catch on and be secure.

Most of the articles I'm bookmarking for now I don't really have a lot of response or reaction to or deep meaningful thought about because I'd never even heard of HTML5 until our class last week (2.15). So, now, I'm just trying to educate myself and get caught up on what all is being said out there about HTML5. This article addresses some of that in ways I can understand.

Steve Jobs' "Thoughts on Flash"-a response to Adobe's apparent accusations that Apple isn't "open."